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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
2
Daddy narrates a bedtime tale about a pale blue butterfly that emerges, enjoys the sun, and leads a budding festival of life among plum blossoms. A boy named Robert cares for cocoons, refuses cruelty, and notes butterflies thrive when free. The sun, flowers, and joyful swarms underscore embracing life.
Bloomington Illinois June 18. Jack Taylor missing chief witness for Carl E Person labor editor indicted for killing Tony Musser at Clinton NL is working as a railroad section foreman at Davenport Iowa Mrs Taylor and her five children are inmates of the McLean county farm here.
An old pharmaceutical ad explains that meat forms uric acid that tires kidneys and urges regular flushing with four ounces of Rad Salts in water before breakfast. It touts Jad Salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lith ia, as a safe, inexpensive remedy to cleanse sluggish kidneys and prevent bladder issues.
Madison, Wis June 18 Att orney General Owen appeared before the supreme court and entered a motion to quash an alternate writ of mandamus aimed at forcing erection of new buildings at the Stout manual training school Menomonie Chief Justice Winslow granted twenty days to file a complete answer and the case was set for the fall term The supreme court adjourned sine die after hearing the 1914 law class of the university and will reconvene on the second Tuesday in August Attorneys John A Aylward and M B Oldrich represented the Stout Institute.
In Quebec on June 18 Chief Officer Tuffenes told the royal inquiry that Captain Anderson of the Storstad was not summoned to the bridge until after the disaster with the Em press of Ireland occurred. He said he did not think there was danger, and that admission followed the sinking which killed more than 1,000 people in the St Lawrence.
June 18. An employee of the Globe hotel saved H. G. Davis of Buffalo by entering his room after smelling gas in the hallway. Davis was found unconscious on the floor. The gas is believed to have been turned on accidentally.
Arrangements were completed today for a July 14 boxing match in Denver between Charley White, who defeated Willie Richie, and Stanley Yoakum known as the Human Gorilla. The 20 round bout ends in a decision. Yoakum’s supporters are seeking odds.
Delia, criticized as absentminded, adopts a self imposed deaf and dumb act to improve focus. She moves to a new boarding house, endures flustered table talk, and gradually discovers she can concentrate by ignoring others except a handsome neighbor who teases and then captivates her. Their game deepens into a hinted romance as he challenges her vow to speak only to him.
In Tullamore Ireland on June 18 reports said rifles and ammunition from America to support Home Rule were landed along the Connemara coast within the last day. The Royal Irish Constabulary launched a hunt for the arms as coast guards relayed sightings of smugglers and a nationalist volunteers group taking the weapons to concealment sites.
State of Wisconsin In Probate La Crosse County Court notices six months after June 2 1914 are allowed to creditors to present claims against the estate of Richard Schermerhorn late of La Crosse City. The court will on December 8 1914 at 10 a m examine and adjust all claims against the deceased. Dated June 2 1914. By the Court John Brindley County Judge Otto M Schlabach Attorney for Administratrix.
In Terre Haute Indiana Myrtle Gibbons said Elroy Smith stood between her and her husband and turned her down. She then shot and killed Smith, a wealthy movie house owner. Gibbons' husband had recently sued Smith for 10000 for alienation of affections. Smith's wife had a divorce and alimony of 20000.
Denver, June 18. Thomas M. Patterson of Denver former United States senator announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor of Colorado.
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